GST - Maintaining documents, accounts and records
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GST - Maintaining documents, accounts and records at Coursera Overview
Duration | 11 hours |
Start from | Start Now |
Total fee | Free |
Mode of learning | Online |
Official Website | Explore Free Course |
Credential | Certificate |
GST - Maintaining documents, accounts and records at Coursera Highlights
- Earn a Certificate upon completion
GST - Maintaining documents, accounts and records at Coursera Course details
- In this course, you will learn about E-invoices and E-waybills required to be generated at a transaction level
- You will also learn about the accounts and records that are required to be maintained by businesses
- This course provides a platform for learners planning to launch their careers in the field of GST-related compliance in India
- Learners already undertaking GST compliances may also upskill themselves with the technical skills imparted under this course
- This program is industry agnostic and is relevant for anyone looking to acquire basic knowledge of GST
- It will provide you with the skills required for entry level jobs in the fields of finance, tax, or law
GST - Maintaining documents, accounts and records at Coursera Curriculum
Understanding e-invoicing
Welcome to GST Taxation Executive Professional Certificate
Introduction to the course: GST - Maintaining documents, accounts and records
Introduction to the module
What is e-invoicing?
E-invoicing process – Part 1
E-invoicing process – Part 2
E-invoicing process – Part 3
Advantages and challenges of e-invoicing
Key takeaways
Program description and course syllabus
GST in India
Role of a GST professional
Helpful tips to get started
Legal provisions – E-invoicing applicability
Notifications – E-invoicing applicability
Legal provisions – E-invoicing particulars
E-invoice schema
E-invoicing by E-commerce operators
Graded assessment: Understanding E-invoicing
Preparing and reconciling e-way bills
Introduction to the module
Overview of an e-way bill - Part 1
Overview of an e-way bill - Part 2
E-way bill: Other key aspects
Detention and confiscation of goods in transit – Part I
Detention and confiscation of goods in transit – Part II
E-way bill portal
E-way bill for typical transactions
Judicial interpretation
Key takeaways
Introduction to reconciling e-way bills
E-way bill reconciliation – Legal requirements
Reconciliation process Part-1
Reconciliation process Part-2
Reconciliation process Part-3
E-way bill reconciliation – Other aspects
Key takeaways
Legal provisions
Job work issues
Clarification regarding E-way bill system
Form for generation of E-way bills
Legal provisions – E-way bill exemptions
Legal provisions – Obligations of transporter
Clarifications on E-way bill generation
Legal provisions – Inspection, detention and seizure of goods in transit
Circular – Detention of goods
E-way bill forms
Blocking of facility for e-way bill generation
Clarifications – Other aspects of e-way bill generation
Gujarat HC Ruling - M/s Panchhi Traders
Kerala HC Ruling - Sabitha Riyaz
Kerala HC Ruling - Umiya Enterprise
Appellate Authority Decision - M/s Bhushan Power Steel Ltd
Allahabad HC Ruling - VSL Alloys (India) Pvt. Ltd.
Madhya Pradesh HC Ruling - Gati Kintetsu Express Limited
Graded assessment: Preparing e-way bills
Hands-on-project: E-way bill reconciliation
Graded assessment: Reconciling e-waybills
Maintaining statutory accounts and records
Introduction to the module
Accounts and records – Overview
Accounts and records – Where to maintain
Accounts and records – What to maintain – Part 1
Accounts and records – What to maintain – Part 2
Accounts and records – How to maintain
Accounts and records – How long to maintain
Accounts and records – Consequences of non-compliance
Accounts and records – Particulars to be mentioned in documents
Key takeaways
Importance of MIS
Legal provisions
Legal provisions - Where to maintain accounts and records
Circulars - Maintenance of accounts by principal or auctioneer of tea, coffee, etc.
Legal provisions - List of records to be maintained
Legal provisions - Mode of maintenance of records
Legal provisions - Period of retention of accounts
Penalty and prosecution provisions
Legal provisions – Mandatory particulars
Graded assessment: Maintaining statutory accounts and records